Recurrent thrombosis in an HIV-1 infected child
Ira Shah
Abstract
Ira Shah
Abstract
Though thromboembolic complications in HIV infected patients have been described in literature, recurrent thrombosis is very rare. We present a six-year-old HIV infected boy who presented with recurrent thrombosis. He initially had renal artery thrombosis, then middle cerebral artery thrombosis and finally hepatic vein thrombosis that was fatal.
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Though thromboembolic complications in HIV infected patients have been described in literature, recurrent thrombosis is very rare. We present a six-year-old HIV infected boy who presented with recurrent thrombosis. He initially had renal artery thrombosis, then middle cerebral artery thrombosis and finally hepatic vein thrombosis that was fatal.
Key concepts: Medicine, Thrombosis, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Middle cerebral artery, Surgery, Internal medicine, Immunology, Ischemia